How to Get a Table at Carbone

Helen Rosner on how New York’s hottest restaurant moved to Miami. Plus: Wendy Williams; the Colonial Pipeline attack; and Virginie Despentes. View in browser | Update your preferences Annals of Gastronomy How to Get a Table at Carbone The pandemic disrupted New York’s economy of social exclusion. So the city’s hottest restaurant moved the party to Miami. By Helen Rosner Profiles Wendy Williams Dishes the Dirt The daytime gossip queen has tussled with P. Diddy, Whitney Houston, and Tupac Shakur. But her own private life can be as messy as the celebrity dramas she skewers. By Michael Schulman Daily Comment The Colonial Pipeline Attack and the Perils of Privately Owned Infrastructure For years, businesses have resisted efforts from the federal government to hold them to robust cybersecurity standards. By Sue Halpern The New Yorker Documentary The New Yorker Documentary “Wearable Tracy” and Connections Forged Through Funky Hats A documentary short follows a New York City woman whose creative experiment with homemade crowns changed the way she moved through the world. This film is part of an ongoing series on motherhood. New installments publish weekly in May. Film by Emily McAllister Text by Rachel Syme Culture and More Under Review The Stinging Provocations of Virginie Despentes In her Vernon Subutex novels, which were huge best-sellers in France, one feels the collapse of a national myth—and a crippling disorientation in its place. By Emily Witt The Art World The Return of the Art Fair Three things made the late-pandemic Frieze New York a tonic: the joy of seeing works in person, the smaller number of galleries, and face masks. By Peter Schjeldahl Listening Booth J. Cole’s All-Star Ambitions on “The Off-Season” His sixth album is his most accomplished yet. By Sheldon Pearce Mouths of Babes Shall I Compare Thee to a Cooladapt Tee? When the pandemic caused New York’s teen-age poetry slam to move from the Apollo Theatre to the Puma store in midtown, twenty aspiring Amanda Gormans recited anaphoras and accentual slant rhymes to mannequins. By Adam Iscoe Humor and Puzzles Crossword Today’s Puzzle Minor celebrity?: ten letters. By Elizabeth C. Gorski Daily Shouts The Value of This Article Depends on Peri Gilpin’s Retweeting It What’s in it for her? For one, it would reinforce her reputation as a funny person and a good sport. By Jonathan Zeller Daily Cartoon Wednesday, May 19th By Emily Bernstein You're receiving this e-mail because you signed up for The Daily from The New Yorker. Was this e-mail forwarded to you? Sign up. Unsubscribe | Manage your e-mail preferences | Send newsletter feedback | View our Privacy Policy Copyright © Condé Nast 2021. One World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007. All rights reserved.